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Voewl Sounds /ӕ/, /ӡ:/ & Types of Pronouns – JSS3 English Lesson Note (Second Term)

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Subject
English Studies
Class
JSS3
Term
Second Term
Topic
Voewl Sounds /ӕ/, /ӡ:/ & Types of Pronouns
Order
Topic 6 of 8 this term
Reading time
2 min

Speech work

TOPIC: VOWEL /ӕ/  and /ӡ:/

CONTENT:

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/ӡ:/                                                                            /ӕ/

BIRD                                                                          BAD

SHIRT                                                                    SAT

SEARCH                                                                  CASH

STERN                                                                       STAND

TURN                                                                        TALL

EVALUATION: Write out 10 words each for the following sounds /ӕ/  and /ӡ:/

ASSIGNMENT: TRANSCRIBE TEN WORDS OF YOUR CHOICE AND IDENTIFY THESE TWO PHONETIC SYMBOLS /ӕ/  and /ӡ:/

COMPREHENSION

TOPIC: READING AND ANSWERING QUESTIONS IN NEW OXFORD ENGLISH FOR JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS  3

GRAMMAR

TOPIC: REFLEXIVE AND RELATIVE PRONOUNS

The pronoun is a word used in place of a noun to avoid repetition and monotony in speech or writing.  In replacing the noun, however, the pronoun must reflect the gender and number of the noun.

TYPES OF PRONOUN

Pronouns replace nouns perfectly and perform the roles the nouns replace and perform.

REFLECTIVE PRONOUN: These pronouns reflect the subject of the sentence and also show emphasis. They have ‘self’ ending for the singular and ‘selves’ for the plural.

 

Singular                                                            plural

 

First  person          MYSELF                                            OURSELVES

Second person             YOURSELF                                          YOURSELVES

Third person               HIMSELF/HERSELF/ITSELF                         THEMSELVES

                                            

Example:         The man killed himself

                             I did the work myself

                             People sometimes talk to themselves

 

RELATIVE PRONOUN: The relative pronoun is used to describe or modify an antecedent noun and also to introduce the subordinate clause to the main clause. The pronouns include WHO, WHOM, WHOSE, WHICH, THAR, WHERE, WHEN AND HOW.

Example:

  1.           The man who helped him has come.
  2.           The boy whom I told you about is crying.
  3.         The girl whose father died in an accident wanted to assist me
  4.      I saw the book which he wrote.
  5.      She knows the boy who stole the money.
  6.   We suspected how it must have happened.
  7.   That was the time when I came in.
  8.      Mama went to the place where she first met father

 EVALUATION: USE THESE PRONOUNS IN SENTENCES

I           THEY OURS HERS YOURS

 

ASSIGNMENT 

NEW OXFORD ENGLISH JSS3 PAGE

 

CONTENT:

EVALUATION: list out the examples of reflexive and relative pronouns and use them in sentences.

 

COMPOSITION:

TOPIC: EXPOSITORY ESSAY

EVALUATION: What arte the steps to good expository essay.

ASSIGNMENT: Write a composition on why student fail   examination.   

 

This term's English Studies topics

JSS3 Second Term · 8 topics

  1. Speech Work: Consonant Contrast /t/ and /s/ & Conjunction
  2. Speech Work: Consonant Contrast /z/ and /s/
  3. Vowel Contrast /ᴧ/ , /a:/ & Informal Letter
  4. Nasal Sound / M N, ɳ/ & Pronouns
  5. Vowel Sounds /u/ & /u:/
  6. Voewl Sounds /ӕ/, /ӡ:/ & Types of Pronouns
  7. Vowel Sound /Ә/ & Active & Passive Voice
  8. Vowel Sounds /ᴐ:/ , /ᴐ/ & Synonyms
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